Willie Morales+FollowWhen’s My Social Security Money Dropping?Ever wonder why your Social Security payment hits your account on a random Wednesday? It’s all about your birthday! Payments are staggered through the month to keep things running smoothly. Heads up: paper checks are about to be history—SSA is going all digital after September. If you’re still getting a check in the mail, it’s time to set up direct deposit. Pro tip: knowing your payment date helps you plan your bills and coffee runs! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity446Share
Diane Carter+FollowSocial Security Payday: Who Gets Paid Next?Heads up, retirees! The next wave of Social Security checks is dropping in three days, but only if your birthday falls between the 11th and 20th. If you’re 70+, you could see up to $5,108 in your account. Pro tip: The later you retire, the bigger your monthly check. But with more folks retiring and fewer paying in, future payouts might shrink unless Congress steps in. Check your payment date and plan your coffee run accordingly! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity585Share
James Cook+FollowDid You Get Your Social Security Yet?Heads up if you’re retired: the third wave of Social Security checks for August is about to hit, especially if your birthday falls after the 21st. Payments are rolling out based on your birth date, so check your calendar! Pro tip: The longer you wait to retire, the bigger your monthly check—think $5K+ if you wait until 70. If you want to see your future payout, try the SSA’s online calculator. Just a heads up, though—unless Congress steps in, these checks might shrink in the next decade. #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity4413Share
Kathryn Olsen+FollowWhy Your Social Security Check ShrunkNoticed your Social Security or SSI check is smaller? You’re not alone! The Social Security office is now taking back overpayments by cutting monthly checks in half if you owe them money—even if it wasn’t your fault. If you’re budgeting for August 2025, expect two SSI payments (thanks, Labor Day!). If you think you were overpaid, check out the SSA website to see if you can get a waiver or set up a payment plan. Mark your calendars for those early or double payments! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity7535Share
Robyn Anderson+FollowSocial Security Payday: Are You Next?Heads up, retirees! The next wave of Social Security checks is hitting bank accounts tomorrow. If you were born between the 11th and 20th, your coffee money just got a boost. The payout schedule is all about your birthday, so mark your calendar. Pro tip: The longer you wait to retire, the bigger your monthly check—think of it as leveling up your allowance. But keep an eye on the future—unless Congress steps in, those checks could shrink by 2034. #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity21789Share
cody79+FollowSocial Security Payday: What to ExpectHeads up if you’re counting on Social Security—checks are rolling out this week! Depending on your birthday, your payment could land as soon as Wednesday. The buzz? Next year’s benefits might get a small bump thanks to inflation, but many seniors say it’s not enough to keep up with rising prices. If your check is late, give it three business days before calling. Pro tip: Delaying your claim can mean bigger monthly payments down the road! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity21085Share
Christine Baxter+FollowSocial Security: The COLA ConundrumHey, coffee crew! Here’s a quick sip of news: Social Security’s cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) is set to rise by 2.7% next year. While it’s a tad more than last year’s 2.5%, many seniors feel it’s not enough to keep up with rising costs. Imagine getting a small raise but your grocery bill still eats it up! There’s chatter about a one-time $1,400 boost to help out. What do you think? Would it make a difference? #SocialSecurity #CostOfLiving #SeniorLife #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity237323Share
Emily Rogers+FollowWhy Your Social Security Raise Feels So SmallQuick coffee break tip: Social Security checks are getting a 2.7% bump next year, but most retirees say it’s not enough to keep up with rising prices at the grocery store and pharmacy. Many seniors feel the way these raises are calculated doesn’t match their real-life spending, especially on healthcare. There’s talk of a one-time $1,400 ‘catch-up’ payment, but nothing’s official yet. If you’re budgeting on a fixed income, keep an eye out for updates this fall! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity3033Share
Diane Carter+FollowHow Social Security Checks Are ChangingHeads up if you’re counting on Social Security: monthly checks are expected to get a small bump in 2026, but it might not be enough to keep up with rising prices at the grocery store or gas pump. The predicted 2.7% increase is a bit higher than last year, but many retirees say it still doesn’t match the real cost of living. Inflation and tariffs could make your morning coffee or next car pricier, so plan your budget accordingly! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity15374Share
cody79+FollowDon’t Let Social Security Surprise You!Thinking about picking up a side gig or renting out your spare room while collecting Social Security? Heads up: Uncle Sam wants to know about every dollar you make. If you don’t report new income, you could see your monthly check shrink, get hit with a big bill to pay back, or even lose your benefits for a while. Reporting is quick and can save you a major headache down the road! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity323Share
